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Nanga Parbat 8125m
Nanga Parbat is the 2^nd highest mountain in the Himalayan Range of Pakistan and the 9^th highest in the world with the elevation of 8125m (26,660ft). It is situated on the western most bastion of the Himalayan Range, lying on the main air route from Rawalpindi to Gilgit and Skardu and can be seen in its full majestic and fury from the air. Nanga Parbat has been always remained challenge for mountaineers and adventures seekers.
The first ascent of the peak was in 1953, by German-Austrian Himalayan Expedition, which was led by Dr. Karl Maria Herligkoffer. Hermann Buhl-an Austrian climber-reached the summit from the north via the Raikot Glacier and East Ridge. The climbing started smoothly and camps were established but due to bad weather, Herligkoffer ordered all the climbers to come down from mountain to base camp. Buhl, Kempter, Frauenbergar and Erti still in the higher camps. They had refused the retreat order and on July 1^st the weather turned better and on July 2^nd Buhl and Kempter established Camp V at 6900m. On July 3^rd at 1:00 am Buhl left the camp heading upward while Kempter eventually followed one hour later, but never chased him and soon turned back leaving Buhl the task of climbing solo to the summit. Buhl reached the summit without bottled oxygen at 7:30 pm. Night was falling fast as he started to descend and he had an emergency bivouac above 8000m and he stood there for the whole night until sunrise, which he amazingly survived.
He continued his descent arriving at Camp V after 41 hours solo climbing and three days later he came down to base camp, by which time many of the party had already packed up and left.

Itinerary 

Services Included:

·         Liaison with Ministry of Tourism in Islamabad for Permit process.

·         Royalty fee and pollution fee to be paid by the Govt: of Pakistan.

·         Assistance upon on Arrival and Departure.

·         Welcome reception and farewell meeting (Briefing) at Alpine Club of Pakistan.

·         All meal during hotel stay, trek and BC.

·         Porterage of all foodstuff and equipment up to BC and back.

·         Road transfer between Airport and hotel and within city as per itinerary.

·         Dome tents for sleeping for members. (1 tent for 2 people) at BC.

·         Mess tent with tables and stools, kitchen tent and toilet tent.

·         Camping site fees and bridge crossing.

·         Kitchen equipment, crockery, cutlery, fuel and all related gear.

·         Wages and basic kit of Guide, Cook, Assistant Cook Porter Sardar and Low Altitude Porters.

·         Insurance of our field staff and low altitude porters (except helicopter rescue)

·         Porterage at Airport, hotels, tool taxes and parking fee s etc.

·         Mail handling and forwarding to BC and overseas.

·         Reconfirmation of air tickets.

·         Hiring of High Altitude Porters, mail runners and other crew as per requirement.

          (Wages and kit to be arranged by the team)

·         Domestic airfare. Surface transfer incase of flight cancellation.

Service not included:

·         International air fare, airport taxes, excess baggage charges.

·         Liaison Officer Kit and equipment, allowance, travel, hotel and his personal expenses of any kind.

·         Wages, allowance, food and kit-equipment of HAPs or any crew beyond BC.

·         Sleeping bags personal and climbing equipment of any kind above BC including high altitude food and oxygen.

·         Medications ground evacuations and Helicopter rescue.

·         Insurance liability of members.

·         Tips for field staff, drivers and porters.